CADFA PROJECT FEEDBACK
FORM
Name
:dana atef arja
Project :
kids visit ‘’ common ground’’ summer 2013
Project dates : 15/08/2013 – 30/08/2013
What
feedback did you do? Where/ when/ to whom?
I’ve made
a presentation and a small discussion in ( Feminist Association)
to group of working women.
that was in 25/10/2013
to group of working women.
that was in 25/10/2013
Why did
you choose that sort of feedback? Because (women) are one of the target groups
by CADFA .. and because there is a (women visit) which done yearly by CADFA.
How did
it go? It went really well and all women
were very interested and asked for CADFA website to get to know more about it
and its aims and projects .
What went
well?
The whole
discussion / everything.
What did
not go so well?
Nothing J
Ideas for
future work (this might include feedback from people who heard you – what did
they suggest?)
The women
suggested that there are too many feminist association make products CADFA may
be interested in .. and for the future visits CADFA could sell some of these
products in UK as CADFA used to do with zaatar .. olive oil ... etc
Evidence
attached: Please return us photos/ article/ other evidence of feedback – we
will often use this on the project blog!
This
should be returned to CADFA/ Dar Assadaqa within six weeks of the end of the
exchange.
Explanation – Feedback after CADFA projects
We are very concerned that our projects are not just for the people who
join the visits but reach other people – schools, colleges, organisations,
newspapers... We participants to do
formal feedback as part of each project and it helps us to build for the
future. For this reason we take a deposit from people before they join the
project and we ask them to do one of the following within six weeks of the end
of the project. When you’ve done this
we’ll return your deposit.
Acceptable feedback
A talk to an organisation/ an article in a student paper or newsletter/
an exhibition of your photographs or videos/ other (discuss with us)
Best wishes - CADFA and Dar Assadaqa.
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